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I made some copy/ paste of files between my local repo (Windows) and my server(linux), and now, when I commit the changes to the SVN repository with Tortoise SVN, it detects changes in most of the files, when I didnt modified them.

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If i compare with a comparator, the only difference it detects is codification, ANSI-LINUX vs ANSI-PC.

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Is there some easy way to unify (or ignore codification changes) in order to not commit to the repo the files I didin´t modified?

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As is commented in this post:

Automatic EOL conversion in Eclipse

I found a solution in Eclipse, a way to convert EOLs in all files.

Window > Preferences > General > Workspace

and 

File > Convert Line Delimiters To ...

It´s not a svnTortoise solution but, it solved my problem for now, now I thinks the other people wich works in this repo, should do the same if they don´t have EOL encoding same as the repo.

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